Album Reviews

From the deepest dungeons of Bruges Gateway has crawled out with his first EP in two years, the aptly named ‘Flesh Reborn’
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The fourth album from Belgium's combat metal unit FireForce is a really tasty slab of heavy metal!
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Those who recall the old classic style of death/grind metal of the early nineties era. The sophomore release “Prying Sight of Imperception” recaptures the classic gore/grind and death metal sound.
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Eremit’s sophomore album ‘Bearer of Many Names’ , bears the finest of atmospheric sludge doom, out on Transcending Obscurity.
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Mvltifission has remarkably possessed the fundamental and the odd quality of Finnish death metal. 'Decomposition in the Painful Metamorphosis' is a must for fans of Demilich, Convulse and Demigod.
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On the debut MCD Hell Strike conjures a demonic carnival of aggression, the group seems to be influenced by the likes of Necrophobic, Sadistic Intent, and Mortem.
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On their first studio album Diabolizer conveys the traditional dynamics of the late nineties and early 2000s brutal death metal. 'Khalkedonian Death' is recommended for fans of Severe Torture, Vomitory and Grave.
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With their message of hope in their conceptual debut album 'What Lies Ahead Of Us', the Brazilians of Pentral offers a a nice groovy progessive rock metal experience.
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You like Nervosa and Burning Witches. You’re crazy about death metal. Then check out Crypta’s debut ‘Echoes of the Soul’, which has it all.
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Nanowar of Steel's album is like the quote on their website: We take comedy seriously! Fun but amazing quality metal.
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